[00:03] Are expired bugs still considered open? [00:04] Flimm: Bugs are not currently expired. [00:05] wgrant: huh? What happens to bugs that have been marked "Incomplete" for a considerable time? [00:05] Flimm: They used to be expired after 60 days, but that feature is currently disabled due to complaints. [00:08] wgrant: so why are there still messages like "this bug has been for expiration 221 days ago"? And what am I supposed to do with them? (In a project I manage) [00:08] Flimm: I do not know. [00:09] Flimm: That's a side effect of the expiration logic still being there. Depending on your project policies, you may wish to either ignore it, or take some action at some specific time. [00:13] I found the bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/malone/+bug/333521 [00:13] Ubuntu bug 333521 in malone "Enable bugs expiration for Ubuntu" [High,Triaged] [00:14] I guess I'll mark those old bugs as invalid myself. Sigh. [00:14] Thanks. [00:59] seg|ars: damn, didn't notice your response as I rely on my irc client to beep and flash at me [00:59] seg|ars: one of the benefits of launchpad merge proposals is the active reviews page [00:59] seg|ars: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/gwibber/+activereviews is an example [01:00] seg|ars: it gives project owners an easy way to see what has been proposed and where its at in the review process [01:00] yeah [01:01] seg|ars: The page has a number of sections: Approved proposals, Reviews I have to do, Reviews I can do (where a team you are in has been asked to review), Reviews I'm waiting on (my work), Reviews I am doing, and other [01:01] seg|ars: I just wanted to make sure you were aware of it :) [01:01] I use it all the time. :-) [01:01] awesome [01:02] seg|ars: heh, didn't recognize the nick [01:02] seg|ars: of course you look at gwibber :) [01:02] haha [01:02] yep [01:02] seg|ars: speaking of which, I've had trouble getting it running on kde [01:03] which version are you using? [01:03] the 2.0 branch had a bunch of weird problems on kde with things like icons [01:03] I haven't actually tried the latest trunk on kde yet [01:03] I'm not sure actually [01:03] are you using the daily ppa? [01:04] I used to, but I think it was disabled when I moved to karmic [01:04] ah, so you are using the version from universe? That one is super bad. :-) [01:04] :) [01:04] what is the daily ppa? [01:04] for add-apt-repository [01:05] seg|ars: I moved to Choqok when gwibber didn't work, but it isn't as nice [01:05] ppa:gwibber-daily/ppa [01:06] I'm planning to do a Qt frontend for Gwibber eventually [01:07] nic [01:07] e [01:07] seg|ars: one thing that choqok does is not have a tweet/dent removed until you've marked it read [01:07] seg|ars: which I find nice first thing in the morning [01:08] has gwibber changed in that respect? [01:08] no, we still don't do that yet [01:08] having more than roughly 100 messages in the stream gets too heavy [01:08] :( [01:08] I'm planning to make a log reader at some point so that you can easily go back and see older messages [01:08] starting gwibber wants to start the gnome keyring [01:08] with the daily build? [01:08] that would be desktopcouch that wants the gnome keyring [01:08] yeah [01:09] I hadn't thought about that [01:09] * thumper shrugs [01:09] just made a new one [01:09] hmm... still no gwibber window [01:09] * thumper tries again [01:10] do you see any errors at stdout when you do it from the command line? [01:11] seg|ars: nice facebook sign-up connecty bits [01:11] seg|ars: second time it started with the add account [01:12] seg|ars: it is working now [01:12] nice! [01:17] seg|ars: do you have any other questions for your article? [01:18] I think that covers it [01:18] I was just curious about what features of launchpad the developers like the most [01:18] it adds a dimension to the story that I think the readers will appreciate [01:19] i really really should get around to using gwibber at some point... [01:19] let me ping someone [01:19] damn, he isn't online [01:20] seg|ars: I actually like the reviewing by email bit a lot [01:20] seg|ars: many places have code reviews, but with LP I can do it all over email [01:24] *** FYI. ppa upload service is about to be momentarily interrupted for a code update *** [01:26] ppa uploads should be alive again [01:26] thanks [01:26] and now for codehost... :-) [01:27] *** FYI. bzr/codehost service is about to be momentarily interrupted for a code update *** [01:27] spm: nothing actually needs to be restarted for that [01:27] but it might be easier/more consistent to do it that way i guess [01:27] mwhudson: yeah? that sounds... unwise. [01:27] in fact, thanks for all the work that you guys/gals do on LP [01:27] spm: the bug is in the bzr lp-serve processes, they get started for each connection [01:27] spm: but i can see how this might not appeal to the inner sysadmin :-) [01:27] mwhudson: um. yes. :-) [01:28] heh [01:29] we should be able to do more transparent upgrades anyway, but.... [01:30] mwhudson: restarted; can you do a quick verify? [01:30] oh yuk. the old rewriters are left behind. [01:30] woo [01:31] hmm, maybenot; just slow to die; they were gone by the time my kill hit [01:31] it seems to be working [01:31] i'm not actually 100% sure how to verify the fix works [01:31] ah huh :-) [01:32] ahh this was that really funky error we saw. yeah.... [01:35] * spm wonders how wise it would be to go to lunch *immediately* after doing two CP's..... [01:35] spm: the fix seems to have worked [01:36] excellent [01:36] spm: i'm sure fixing things over ssh on your phone is heaps of fun!! [01:36] seeing if the ppa one worked.... no. wooo. [01:37] ARGH. wrong revno. [01:44] spm: ? [01:44] thumper: for the ppa update [01:44] spm: do I need to care? [01:44] nope [01:45] spm: my pulling of branches got interrupted by your rollout [01:45] :) [01:45] is this a full rollout or just a single change to codehosting? [01:45] poolie: cherry pick; to codehosting; and one to ppa - which was err the wrong one. [01:46] spm: which codehosting cherry pick? [01:47] thumper: per LPS, and for bug 513432 [01:47] Launchpad bug 513432 in launchpad-code "AttributeError: 'Inter1and2Helper' object has no attribute 'source_repo'" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/513432 [01:47] spm: ah, cool [01:47] spm: should mark as fix released then [01:47] thumper: heh, I guess :-) [01:48] so the next full rollout is about 3 weeks away? [01:49] poolie: yes [01:56] Is there a way to view only indirrect members of an LP team? [02:02] nhandler: I don't think so [02:03] thumper: Dan, thanks. [02:48] I think we have another spammer [02:49] or random acting individual [02:49] seg|ars: where does gwibber chat live? [02:52] Hello, I have recently been given administrator priveledges to a team, but I cannot for some reason commit successfully to the team's branch. I can push / commit all I want to any personal branches I create however. Any ideas? [02:53] Ippwn3d: which team and which branch? [02:53] Ippwn3d: note that it's possible (but a bit weird, obviously) to be an admin for a team but not a member [02:54] MightyBox Core Team [02:54] the branch is https://code.launchpad.net/~mb-team/mb/trunk [02:54] Ippwn3d: some links would be much more useful :-) [02:54] ah, thanks [02:55] how would I check for the starnge admin, but not member condition? [02:55] thank you in advance for your help by the way. [02:55] thumper: chat? [02:56] seg|ars: like irc questions and the like [02:56] oh [02:56] Ippwn3d: i was confused, i meant owner but not member [02:56] thumper: irc.arstechnica.com #gwibber [02:56] Ippwn3d: what's your launchpad id? [02:56] dominick-odierno [02:58] Ippwn3d: what error do you get when you try to commit to the team's branch? [02:59] give me a minute to find the exact verbiage again, but it is something about not being able to lock the directory, mkdir() is not supported [02:59] access over read only transport [02:59] I followed the steps in the help guides to no avail unfortunately [03:00] Ippwn3d: what comman are you using *exactly* ? [03:01] Ippwn3d: ah, you need to access the branch over a transport that supports writing [03:01] i.e. bzr+ssh [03:02] after "bzr launchpad " [03:02] do I need to do something else? I have my public key listed in launchpad [03:02] if you got the branch before you did that though [03:13] there isn't a resolve all command is there? [03:15] Ippwn3d, yes there is. It is "resolve --all". But it will not resolve all the changes for you. It indicates that you have resolved all the conflicts. [03:15] correct, I manually went through every file and sorted the conflicts [03:16] Ippwn3d, you can also just run "resolve", and it will auto-detect which conflicts have been resolved. [03:16] aha!! I also apparantly had to rebind, but I think it worked [03:18] it spit out a bunch of files that got modified, but it hasn't given me a prompt back yet, it must still be working... [03:22] hmm, I think it might be stuck. [03:22] Should I close the window and try to recommit or let it sit for a while longer? [03:25] ah crap, apparantly I locked it on myself [03:34] holy moses it commited! grazie mille a tutti! [04:13] Interesting. Robert Ancell hit the “upgrade” button on lp:launchpad-integration, but it still seems to be Packs 5 rather than rich-root. [04:17] RAOF: hi [04:17] RAOF: how long ago? [04:17] I just noticed ~contributor-agreement-canonical . Can someone add me to that team? I should have a signed agreement on file (I have had branches merged) [04:20] thumper: About 30 minutes ago. [04:21] RAOF: my bet is that it failed due to it being stacked on another branch which hasn't been upgraded [04:21] I could check the logs, but that is my bet [04:23] Hm. It's now listed as stacked on ~ubuntu-core-dev/launchpad-integration/ubuntu, but I'm fairly sure it wasn't before. [04:24] I bet it was [04:25] Mayhap. [04:25] RAOF: I'd say to reconfigure --unstacked but I think that is mildly broken [04:25] I don't have commit rights there anyway. [04:26] hmm, what happens if I hit the "upgrade" button on a branch that has other branches stacked on it? [04:27] idnar: the branch is upgraded, but all those that are stacked on it are broken until they are upgraded similarly [04:27] idnar: at least in theory [04:28] idnar: I've not done it myself, but I'm told it works [04:28] okay, guess I don't want to do that then [04:28] idnar: you probably do at some stage [04:29] I don't want to break all the old/merged branches, and upgrading all of those sounds like too much work [04:29] It woul dbe really nice if there was a way to upgrade a project. [04:29] or does LP handle that somehow? [04:29] At the moment it's very difficult... [04:29] wgrant: yes I agree [04:30] perhaps upgrading a branch should also upgrade all those stacked on it [04:30] I guess the problem is that lots of users / teams can have branches of a project, which you don't necessarily have control over [04:30] thumper: Probably. [04:30] thumper: At the moment it's just about impossible. [04:30] * thumper nods [04:31] The rich-root and CHK migration sucks badly already. LP should be able to take away much of the pain. [04:31] agreed, it should... [04:32] wgrant: It's far and away the largest source of friction I've encountered in using bzr, yes. [04:33] nhandler: please mail the project lead for a project who has merged your branches [04:33] nhandler: IRC request is likely to be dropped, ETOOHARD [04:34] I wish I could move all of my projects to 2a alreadyf [04:34] *already [04:34] I should probably be in that team too. [04:40] lifeless: Alright, I sent a message to flacoste about it [04:42] great one, thanks [05:56] trying to upgrade lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/launchpad-integration/ubuntu, it says it's upgrading but doesn't seem to change format. any ideas? [05:59] OOPS-1502EC135 [05:59] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1502EC135 [06:01] hrm. 17sec sql query/timeout. [06:02] ... which shouldnt have. crimsum, try again? [06:03] spm: did, and it was fine the second time. [06:03] I suppose this is due to edge's lower timeout? [06:04] hrm. that's a new one on me; I was under the impression that edge and prod have the same 20sec total timeuot [06:04] it happened once earlier in the past couple hours [06:04] spm: I could be mistaken; I vaguely (mis?)remember being informed that edge has a faster timeout. [06:06] in. ter. est.ing. the explain plan on both staging and prod seems identical (if very complex, 38 lines of; whee) on prod was fast - it's been run recently; on staging, I'd estimate 10+ seconds. maybe longer. [06:07] Can anyone help with a bzr upgrade ^ [06:09] robert_ancell: hrm, also interesting. 2010-02-10 06:00:16 ERROR Not a branch: "/~ubuntu-core-dev/launchpad-integration/ubuntu/". (~ 10 mins ago) [06:11] spm, weird, did something happen when we moved the branch to lp:~ubuntu-desktop/launchpad-integration/ubuntu? (I only want to upgrade the former so I can upgrade the later so I can merge in a change from a new branch) [06:14] robert_ancell: in what way was it moved? I presume you mean branch/push to new location? [06:16] spm, I'm not sure, I think mvo did it [06:18] robert_ancell: I can't help but think this is some sort of stacking/bzr-funky-tricks issue. just havng a brain implosion on it tho... [06:20] spm, ok, thanks for looking [06:21] sorry - haven't stopped looking - just getting pulled in about 3 diff directions at once :-) [06:24] robert_ancell: hrmness. it already has a backup.bzr folder. I wonder if that's causing issues... is old too. from April last year. [06:24] Which branch? [06:25] lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/launchpad-integration/ubuntu [06:26] That generated that odd 'Not a branch' above which looks very stackish? [06:26] yeah [06:26] Huh. [06:27] not helped by the oops folder being incorrect (now fixed) [06:28] just clicked on upgrade again, see if we get a better error [06:29] 30 secs.... [06:30] OOPS-1502UBJ1, 2010-02-10 06:30:16 ERROR File exists: u'/tmp/tmpz-cgoq/backup.bzr/': [Errno 17] File exists: '/tmp/tmpz-cgoq/backup.bzr/' [06:30] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1502UBJ1 [06:31] mv backup.bzr backup.bzr.old; try again.... [06:31] That's a bit less insane. [06:32] ARGH. 2010-02-10 06:32:26 ERROR Permission denied: "Cannot create 'backup.bzr.old'. Only Bazaar branches are allowed." [06:34] robert_ancell: upgraded. finally. [06:35] ... I hope. the log may be lying [06:35] branch: Branch format 7 [06:35] Now you'll probably need to do the same for lp:~ubuntu-desktop/launchpad-integration/ubuntu, since that needs upgrading too. [06:36] *cough* *coug* sudden severe illness... dying .... callling ambulance......... [06:36] :) [06:36] I wasn't convincing there was I? [06:36] Most people don't type while dying! [06:37] RAOF: that one already is branch 7? [06:37] or am I looking at the wrong thing again... [06:37] yes. nm. [06:37] Repository format: packs 5 (does not support rich root) [06:37] Branch format != repository format [06:38] yeah, I always get that confused. [06:38] I'm getting repo format "development.." now [06:38] ok, trying to upgrade other branch now... [06:38] LP labels it incorrectly as development, right. [06:39] there's no backup.bzr dir on this one, so it should "just work" [06:40] kerboom. OOPS-1502UBJ3 2010-02-10 06:40:13 ERROR Not a branch: "/~ubuntu-core-dev/launchpad-integration/ubuntu/" [06:40] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=1502UBJ3 [06:41] Yeah, that's a stacking mapping fail. [06:43] :( [06:45] :! [06:48] lifeless: http://paste.ubuntu.com/372997/ any thoughts on fixing? is from a failed lp branch upgrade request. [06:50] spm: roll it back [06:51] oki [06:51] spm: I don't know how the lp upgrade stuff works, I do know it works *elsewhere* and then syncs in some fashiopn [06:51] so my bzr internal knowledge is useless [06:51] * spm nods [06:51] WAG: upgrade failed, then it synced the broken state. [06:53] hmm. in this case, the upgrade was on the (alleged) stacked upon branch; I've rolled that back - but appears the issue remains. [06:54] oh, no; caching I suspect; is good now. [06:54] robert_ancell: you *should* be back to square 1 again. [06:56] spm, ok [07:12] spm, gtg, should I raise a ticket about this? [07:12] yes [07:12] against lp? [07:12] yes; bug against lp-bazaar integration [07:12] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+filebug [07:12] lp-code, that'd be [07:12] lifeless, thanks [07:15] LP #519666 [07:15] Launchpad bug 519666 in launchpad-code "Unable to upgrade lp:~ubuntu-desktop/launchpad-integration/ubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/519666 [07:15] ta, I'll add some notes from what I did [07:16] gtg, see you guys later [07:16] g;night robert_ancell [07:17] *** FYI. ppa upload service is about to be momentarily interrupted for a code update *** (the right one this time...) [07:18] al-maisan: hey there! your timing is impeccable! just did the CP to germanium (again...) [07:19] *** FYI. ppa upload service is all systems go again *** [07:19] Good morning spm, thanks :) What do you mean by "again"? [07:19] bleh; the revno desired hadn't landed on prod-stable; only prod-devel; I didbn't notice that and went witha CP one revno too low. gargh. [07:20] oic [07:21] Which CP? The package diffs one? [07:21] bug 516922 [07:21] Launchpad bug 516922 in soyuz "process-pending-packagediffs breaking" [Critical,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/516922 [07:21] yup [07:22] should see if it worked in ~ 2 mins... [07:22] * spm artificially tries to build suspense to see if he can make al-maisan nervous... [07:22] spm: :) [07:23] I think we can call that a "Fail" on the suspense then... ;-) [07:24] spm: after (almost) 2 years of Soyuz I've had all the suspense I may wish for :P [07:24] Haha. [07:25] al-maisan: I'm sure I don't know what you mean by that [07:25] btw, working beautifully so far... [07:25] and completed successfully. Woo! [07:26] * wgrant wonders how a graph of CP count vs. team would look. [07:26] pheww .. [07:26] :) [07:26] wgrant: dont go there. please. you'll depress the ... something out of the losas [07:26] spm: join Soyuz and you'll know soon enough ;) [07:27] al-maisan: the politically correct answer: But we already are! Us losas are honary members of ALL the teams! Aren't we the lucky ones! [07:27] spm: wow! I do envy you :) [07:27] bonus points for saying without using a cynical tone of voice ;-D [07:28] heh [07:28] * al-maisan googles for "cynical" ;) [07:29] al-maisan: "Commiting the transaction." ? are spelling mistakes bugs? - not that I care tbh, as it's usually only us that'll see, but just noticed. [07:30] spm: thanks for ponting that one out -- maybe I can do a "drive by" fix. [07:30] al-maisan: the #1 result on that google is likely to be "See System Administrators" [07:30] heh :) [07:31] closely followed by package build system developers ;) [07:32] al-maisan: I can see that. agreed. [07:33] :) [07:34] heh, just watching lamont tear his hair out over the buildd's can be a weeks worth of entertainment all on it's own! :-D [08:52] www.search2.net [09:25] asabil: hi [09:26] asabil: Unfortunately that's a known bug - bug 516768 [09:26] Launchpad bug 516768 in bzr "bzr merge --uncommitted fails with TypeError (dup-of: 509343)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/516768 [09:26] Launchpad bug 509343 in bzr-pipeline "merge --uncommitted results in a TypeError" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/509343 [09:26] I haven't had time to look at it yet. [09:26] sorry, bug 516758 [09:26] Launchpad bug 516758 in bzr-hg "cython import fails with unicode and infinite recurson" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/516758 [09:28] oh oki, thanks jelmer [09:29] sorry for creating a duplicate === matsubara-afk is now known as matsubara === jamesh_ is now known as jamesh [11:48] I just tried to subscribe motu sponsors to bug 515805, but got http://picpaste.com/Screenshot_5.png What's going on there? [11:48] Launchpad bug 515805 in gjots2 "Sync gjots2 2.3.9-2 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/515805 === mrevell is now known as mrevell-lunch [13:20] Is it possible to move a project from a project group to an other project group ? [13:32] ne78: Click 'Change details'. === mrevell-lunch is now known as mrevell [13:47] hello [13:47] in launchpad translations how often does the "Overall Statistics:" figures update? [13:52] jtv, henninge ^ [13:52] Lord-Readman: Daily, I think. [13:53] hmm i thought so too, but it was yesterday around 08:00 UTC and it hasnt been done today yet [13:53] to maybe its 48hours or someone pushes abutton? [13:53] Lord-Readman: no button, no [13:54] Lord-Readman: can you please paste the link to where you see those statistics? [13:55] https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/ [13:55] then click show all languages [13:57] do you see them? [13:57] Clicking on the language gives you overall stats, or you can just look at the untranslated columns etc [13:58] but they do not update live with translations [13:59] Lord-Readman: yes, I do see them. [14:00] Lord-Readman: and you are saying the overall statistics have not changed in the last 24 hours, right? [14:00] yes [14:00] even tried CTRL + F5 [14:02] Lord-Readman: There have been some interference lately between the update script and a message sharing conversion script that is still running. [14:03] But I checked the error reports and there was nothing on there today. [14:03] Are you able to request the job runs now? [14:03] Lord-Readman: no [14:04] Lord-Readman: I just checked the crontab, the script runs daily at 7:27 UTC [14:04] Lord-Readman: oh, hang on, that is commented out [14:05] Lord-Readman: yes, it's because of the problems it was causing. It will be re-enabled once the other script is complete. === jamalta-afk is now known as jamalta [14:06] ah ok [14:06] jtv: Do we have any ETA on the message-sharing migration script finally being done? [14:06] so tomorrow at half 7ish to 8ish with all good luck [14:06] ? [14:06] Lord-Readman: no, it has been commented out since 18 January .... [14:06] Lord-Readman: but the weekly script is still running [14:06] ah, it updated yesterday though [14:07] ah [14:07] so next week [14:07] Lord-Readman: what day is "3" in crontab, I forget ? [14:07] 0 is sunday [14:07] 3 is wed [14:07] today [14:08] 27 07 * * 3 is the entry for the weekly script [14:09] Can anyone register it's project to any project group ? or is it possible to moderate them ? For example i've added my own project to the /mysql project group, is there a way to forbid that ? === ne78 is now known as al-openerp [14:11] i'll have to maintain the whole /openobject project group, but i would like to make two project groups, one official for officials project only containing 6 subprobjects one for unoffcials projects [14:12] henninge, well it didnt run today [14:13] is there any reason the update script cannot run at the same time as the message sharing one [14:13] Lord-Readman: database lockups [14:14] how long has it been running now? [14:42] Lord-Readman: sometime last fall ... on and off. ;) [14:43] around karmic time [14:43] so any guess as to when the stats will update? next wednesday? [14:44] they are already out by around 20,000 [14:44] which is why i was looking forward to an update [14:44] I have currently an admin checking if it actually ran today. [14:45] kk [14:56] Lord-Readman: admin says, it looks like it ran. [14:56] Lord-Readman: haven't read the full scrollback, but the statistics update is running very slowly these days. [14:56] echo /openobject with only 6 projects and /openobject-community with all the crust, so that we can manage bugs excluding extra projects ? [14:56] oops [14:57] Lord-Readman: We try to run it once a day for the newer translations at least, but even that is taking several days now. [14:58] Lord-Readman: however, when you work on a translation, some of the statistics get updated immediately. Even then, for Ubuntu, there may still be a wait for a daily cron job to propagate those changes to the languages overview. [15:00] but the dailycronjob is disabled [15:00] :-( === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch [15:43] I've been having trouble with ubuntu-bug, and I tried apport-collect but it just crashed with a 412 error from wildcard.edge.launchpad.net === matsubara-lunch is now known as matsubara [16:11] hej [16:11] is it possible to use methods other than ftp to use dput with lp? [16:49] not currently [17:00] hey guys is dput to PPA's broken? i keep getting: Connection failed, aborting. Check your network [Errno 111] Connection refused [17:12] RoAkSoAx: the ftp daemon crashed, someone's restarting it, thanks for letting us know [17:12] np bigjools ;) === jamalta_ is now known as jamalta [18:04] http://sq.armed.us/electric_car_operating_cost.html I see that this channel is logged, so I'm sending this link as an experiment to see how long it takes a search engine to find the page. Sorry of the spam :) === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [18:24] DumbSpammer: Please don't do that. [18:34] persia, how do I repay my debt? [18:35] DumbSpammer: Fix two bugs in launchpad? [18:36] hopefully something easy like spelling mistakes [18:37] fix bug nr 1 [18:42] leoquant: That'S asking a lot :) [18:42] DumbSpammer: Well, there's lots of bugs: some of them may be spelling mistakes. [18:42] launchpad.net/launchpad/+bugs [18:44] Launchpad itself - There are currently no open bugs. [18:45] DumbSpammer, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/malone/+bugs?field.tag=trivial [18:48] And some of those are even wording/spelling issues, so trivial to address. [18:48] barry: happy birthday! [18:48] maco2: thanks! [18:51] how do I pass a list of people to an API method? [18:53] leonardr, ^ ? [18:53] james_w: if just putting the people objects in a list isn't working, i don't know if we support that [18:54]